Ecotech Institute, the first and only college in the U.S. solely focused on renewable energy jobs and sustainability, has released an eBook on how to start a career in electrical engineering technology. This free, comprehensive guide covers everything from networking tips, industry trends, required skills, and even insights from Peter Luciano, service manager of Konecranes, an overhead crane industry leader that employs electrical engineering technicians to keep its equipment functioning smoothly.

Ditch the Desk: The Complete eBook To Starting A Career in Electrical Engineering Technology explains how the renewable energy movement has created a new demand for tools, technologies and equipment to help companies and individuals use energy efficiently. As a result there is an increased demand for trained professional technicians to assess these needs. These electrical engineering occupations take specialized training, cleantech industry knowledge and passion.

Now, future electrical engineering technicians have one place to access vital information about the industry, including:

Key industry facts about the electrical engineering sector;

Tips for job seekers in the clean energy field;

Expectations and requirements for electrical engineering jobs;

States where hiring is hot;

And advice from current students, working industry experts and technicians.

About Ecotech InstituteEcotech Institute is the first and only college entirely focused on preparing America’s workforce for careers in renewable energy and sustainability and is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools. Launched in April 2010 in Denver, Colorado, it offers eight highly practical renewable energy degree programs that provide graduates with skills valued by today’s alternative renewable energy employers. Classes start once per quarter and applications are always accepted. Financial assistance is available to those who qualify. Ecotech Institute is a division of Education Corporation of America. For more information about Ecotech Institute, visit ecotechinstitute.com or call 877-326-5576.